people fall into all kinds of dangerous fads, particularly in the current info age. Mozilla shouldn’t be encouraging users to engage with a technology that is just not ready or safe. They’re lending their credibility to a technology they simply can’t control in the way you’re implying.

The problem is that the tool is inherently unsafe and cannot be made safe in the foreseeable future. We are barely in the infancy stage of mechanistic interpretability so no one can guarantee that they understand their model enough to regulate it to not have it go off telling kids to kts.

Small purple froggy on a teeny tiny empty and white world.

Beauty repeats itself. like a fractal.

I’m saying your stuff is interesting and we should get that blog setup going so we can be two mentally ill friends blogging at each other.

Get a real blog. there's limit to how many times I'm willing to click read more.

Guess I’ll be trying it out then. Thank you.

Would you say it’s easier and less frustrating than using git? I appreciate the need for version control but gits commands can sometimes be unintuitive (to me) and using it sometimes leaves me stressed and baffled.

now sees itself expressed by mostly neutered senate (representing teaching and research staff) and an overly empowered board (representing business interests). I bang this drum weekly but the best time to get organized was 30 years ago, the second best time is now.

with broader proletariat struggles (this is also part of why many non-academics express such aggressive anti-intellectual tendencies) to ensure that they maintained control of these institutions for and with the broadest segments of the population. This intellectual flight from labour and politics

the red scare policies birthed in America and culturally inherited by the rest of us. It’s part and parcel with the conflation of objectivity and apoliticality. As a result they did not leverage their collective pressure on institutions to stem or reverse their privatization; nor coordinate

Presumptuous to think this was about you (it was ❤️)